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Helping Web3 Founders Find People, Tools & Clarity | Visual Designer

Joined December 2022
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Open models expand access. Ownership expands participation. AI WORKS. HUMANS OWN.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter. AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country. Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
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AI works. Humans own. 🤖💰 @AIUBC00FF is flipping the script on automation
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AI joined the org chart. The machines got faster. The ownership structure stayed exactly the same. WHO OWNS WHAT AI MAKES?
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Robinhood just clocked in on-chain. Ownership gets a new workstation. 🟢
Hopping onchain, Robinhood Chain to be specific
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first, agents got tools. now they get accounts. next question: who owns what they build? AI WORKS. HUMANS OWN.
Robinhood is now open to AI agents. You can open an agentic account and connect an AI agent to it. From there, you can let it research, trade, and manage a portfolio on your behalf. Here's how to get started. 🧵
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It's crazy how many people react about a negative prediction to happen than how many react about a positive prediction.
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It's a new week Let's learn more, earn more and post morr
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Exactly, don't scale yet Paul Graham has an article written for something like this Recruit Fragile Delight Experience and other points are important takes on there to what you need to do before scaling.
The harsh truth as a builder in this space Is that you probably shouldn't market your product launch too hard. You have no idea if people even like your product. You should get at least 100 users first, 1 by 1, hand to hand, TALK TO THEM, Make sure they like it, and THEN pour gasoline on top of that fire to grow it. Most brands in Web3 spend 5-6 figures on their launch day, Only to realise that the signup is too hard, or people don't actually like it. You can find this out for free by just talking to your users, knowing you've found PMF, And THEN paying to grow.
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Good morning CT Let's do more
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As a founder, as a team your product is important but so as your visibility especially in Web3. many projects with so much potential do not survive not because they have bad tech or innovation or a bad product but because they never had enough visibility
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It's a New Week Let's do more
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Happy Sunday from here
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Learn the basics of getting Product market fit as - a founder - a marketer - a designer, yes , a designer - an artist - a community Manager - and other important roles
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Gm I have been off for more than 15hrs I suppose What did I miss?
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In 2026, your competition is not just the other trader or creator you meet on CT. You're now battling with AI itself for relevance and opportunities! If you're still a purist in this current landscape, you're NGMI. The game is evolve or die for a reason. For those of you who are ready to evolve, here's a compilation of AI tools that will help you boost your results👇🏽 Onchain Analysis Nansen | @nansen_ai Dune | @Dune Flipside | @flipsidecrypto Arkham | @arkham Coresight | @coresightbot Bubblemaps | @bubblemaps Research Grok | @grok Kaito AI | @KaitoAI Warden | @wardenprotocol EdgenTech | @EdgenTech Tokenomist AI | @Tokenomist_ai Content Creation Higgsfield AI | @higgsfield_ai Veo 3 | @Google Tencent HY | @TencentHunyuan Leonardo | @LeonardoAi Sora | @ChatGPTapp Design Claude Opus | @claudeai Nano Banana Pro | @NanoBanana Lovart AI | @lovart_ai Midjourney | @midjourney Canva | @canva Coding & Development Claude AI | @claudeai Cursor | @cursor_ai GitHub Copilot | @github Antigravity | @antigravity Others MindStudio | @mindstudioai - AI agent builder Atoms | @atoms_dev: for idea generation and building Claude CoWork: for automating non-technical tasks The results you will get from these tools depend on how well you're able to integrate them into your workflow. One more thing: You don’t have to stay with these tools. You can actually vibecode new ones that are more specific to what you need. Also, go and learn n8n automation. You'll be surprised by what you've been sleeping on. What other AI tools did I miss? Now it's not just about knowing what AI to use; it's about being able to prompt yourself into profit. Here are some resources that will help you improve your prompting skills: Anthropic Prompt Engineering Tutorial: xitter.cf/_vmlops/status/1991145… LLM Prompting Techniques: xitter.cf/techNmak/status/199572… AI Prompt Library for Design and Animation: xitter.cf/jasonzhou1993/status/2…
Introducing @SuperDesignDev Design Prompt Library LLM often output AI slop design not because of capability, but lack of context & guidance However design related prompts are not straightforward and most people don't know how to prompt it That's why we built one of largest community driven design prompt library, covering styles, animations, UI components, etc. You can build & share design prompts with your team privately or contribute publicly It works with any coding agent Try it today at superdesign.dev
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The third biggest mistake is building the right product and having a ton of audience but forgetting that the product has to beat the test of time. Sustainability is important and don't forget the problem. When they are not receiving what they came for again, it's no more useful
the second biggest mistake founders make? trying to build an audience without building a product people come for the hype but they stay for the product
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Although these tools are useful, they are not magic wands for waving away major product problems. Guess what "these tools" refer to
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